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3. Their action on the nervous system consists in, firstly, irritating, and secondly, paralysing, the peripheral sensory nerves and posterior roots of the spinal nerves. They have no direct action on the brain or the vaso-motor nerves. They increase...The British Journal of Homoeopathy - Page 44edited by - 1843Full view - About this book

...vagus. 2. They have no direct action on the heart, and only afl'ect that viscas secondarily, through the medium of the lungs. 3. Their action on the nervous system consists in first, irritating, and secondly, paralyzing the peripheral sensory nerves and posterior roots of Uie...

...vagus. 3. They have no direct action on the heart, and only affect that viscus secondarily, through the medium of the lungs. 3. Their action on the nervous system consists in first, irritating, anJ secondly, paralyzing the peripheral sensory nerves and posterior roots of the...

...vagus. 2. They have no direct action on the heart, and only affect that viscus secondarily, through the medium of the lungs. 3. Their action on the nervous...motor nerves and of the motor columns of the cord. 4. They do not induce muscular paralysis, but, on the contrary, increase the irritability of voluntary...

...and only affect that viscus secondarily, through the medium of the lungs. and secondly paralyzing, the peripheral sensory nerves and posterior roots...motor nerves, and of the motor columns of the cord. 4. They do not induce muscular paralysis, but, on the contrary, increase the irritability of voluntary...

...vagus. " 2. They have no direct action on the heart, and only affect that viscus secondarily through the medium of the lungs. " 3. Their action on the nervous...motor nerves and of the motor columns of the cord. " 4. They do not induce muscular paralysis, but, on the contrary, increase the irritability of voluntary...

...secondly, paralyzing, the peripheral sensory nerves, and posterior roots of the spinal nerves. Increases the irritability of the peripheral motor nerves, and of the motor columns of the cord. Does not induce muscular paralysis, but, on the contrary, increases the irritabili', y of the voluntary...

...respiration, by their influence on the respiratory centre and peripheral sensory branches of the vagus. c. Their action on the nervous system consists in firstly...secondly paralysing the peripheral sensory nerves and post, roots of the spinal nerves. They have no direct action on the brain or the vaso-motor nerves....

...secondly, paralyzing, the peripheral sensory nerves, and posterior roots of the spinal nerves. Increases the irritability of the peripheral motor nerves, and of the motor columns of the cord. Does not induce muscular paralysis, but, on the contrary, increases the irritability of the voluntary...

..." (2.) They have no direct action on the heart, and only affect that viscus secondarily through the medium of the lungs. " (3.) Their action on the nervous...system consists in, firstly, irritating, and, secondly, paralyzing, the peripheral sensory nerves and posterior roots of the spinal nerves. They have no direct...

...secondly, paralyzing, the peripheral sensory nerves, and posterior roots of the spinal nerves. Increases the irritability of the peripheral motor nerves, and of the motor columns of the cord. Does not induce muscular paralysis, but, on the contrary, increases the irritabilily of the voluntary...